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Zoom Zoom Zoom

By (author) Katherina Manolessou

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FIVE, FOUR, THREE, TWO, ONE ...BLAST OFF! Monkey and Bird can't sleep, so they're off on a magical journey! Join them as they count their way across the moon, past five orange meteors, four pink alien hands, three green moon buggies, two yellow ladders and one big red spaceship button that will zoom zoom zoom them all the way home. Learn to count with Monkey and Bird, two bright, bold characters that breathe new life into this ever popular children's song. Toddlers and young children will delight in the familiar rhyme, the vibrant artwork and enjoy counting the objects on every page. With stunning, screen printed artwork, this is a carefully conceived and beautifully produced book, the perfect gift for any young child - and any adult with an eye for colour and design.

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